George Allen will be leading a panel of community home buyers and buyer's group to discuss methods for buying these homes at the Show and after the show.

I have a mission to find a seat as close to the front as possible and I manage to get one at the table right in front of the panel (It was an "ask the expert" night).

BTW to upload a font onto your computer just go to control panel, then to appearance and theme's then click on font and drag across. http://www.michaelquarles.com/cheyenne.ttf The envelope is an invitation 4 3/8 x 5/5/8 ivory which I buy from http://www.paperplus.com The paper is actually 20 pound canary stock printed with the blue and red lines when printing the text.

Custom lit dashboard (check engine light constantly on), rusting rocker panel, paint splattered bed interior, busted a/c, blower fan only works after smacking the glove box, dented tailgate, radio volume that turns down everytime you take a hard left (have not figured that one out yet).

Or, having a secret panel who reviews comments and assigns points with my approval.

Apart from direct mail, I have considered SEO and SMM though and it's doing pretty good.

Some news . . .We've brought Jason Berman (former Director at Colorado Assn. of Mortgage Brokers and creator of the Mortgage Tech Summit) on as a speaker/moderator for a panel/discussion about investor financing options.In addition, I've brought in some excellent outside help to our conference team --> Pamela Vaughter (former Program Communications Coordinator, Conventions for National Association of Realtors), who will help me and our intern Shawn Patton as we proceed with the planning of the event.BTW - only 7 hours remain for the discounted tickets . . .

My old ride a 94 explorer police edition (which I paid 600 for at an auction) got T-boned in a parking lot during a snow storm in Feb and because the woman hit every panel on the drivers side they totaled it.

You can pick up 6 panel interior doors pretty cheap so if you're talking about just a few doors, you're probably not going to break the bank.

Looked over the limited photos provided and observed some of the paid for projects were incomplete.Inquired with the company contact and we were redirected to the contractor, who oversaw the rehab with our questions and concerns; such as the need to install missing siding panels noticed in completion photos, what repairs were done to the rusted water heater with the scalding hazard because of a missing valve, or what repairs were made to the roof and chimney with the missing chimney cap since the roof will not be replaced.It's been over two weeks and the contractors have not responded to our questions or concerns (all via email) nor have they answered the companies email to respond to us.The company now suggests we hire a third party local inspector to see if the work was done.